Corpus Christi 6u Pride rally

GEORGE TULEY/SPECIAL TO THE CALLER-TIMES Grace Bell (left) with the 12u Pride team poses with Corina Salazar on the championship 6u team in from of a banner at the championship celebration at Moody’s softball field Thursday. Grace hopes to play for Ray High School.

GEORGE TULEY/SPECIAL TO THE CALLER-TIMES The USSSA Corpus Christi Pride 6u t-ball girls fastpitch team was given gifts from all the other Corpus Christi Pride teams, including roses, at Moody’s softball field Thursday.

GEORGE TULEY/SPECIAL TO THE CALLER-TIMES The USSSA Corpus Christi Pride 6u t-ball girls fastpitch team poses for pictures with banners that showed their regional and World Series championships at Moody High School’s softball field on Thursday.

GEORGE TULEY/SPECIAL TO THE CALLER-TIMES Six-year-old Mia Flores (right) who is on the Corpus Christi Pride’s championship team, gets some support from her 12-year-old cousin Kat Flores (L). Kat Flores is on the 12u Pride team and hopes to play softball for Calallen. They were at the championship celebration at Moody’s softball field Thursday.

GEORGE TULEY/SPECIAL TO THE CALLER-TIMES The USSSA Corpus Christi Pride 6u t-ball girls fastpitch team poses for photos behind their championship banners backed up by other Corpus Christi USSSA teams at Moody’s softball field on Thursday.

GEORGE TULEY/SPECIAL TO THE CALLER-TIMES Jorge Morales (left) reaches through a fence to touch the gold medal of his 6-year-old niece Olivia Morales at Moody’s softball field Thursday.

GEORGE TULEY/SPECIAL TO THE CALLER-TIMES Corpus Christi city councilman Mike Scott, standing in for Mayor Nelda Martinez, celebrates with the USSSA Corpus Christi Pride 6u championship team at its rally Thursday at Moody’s softball field.

GEORGE TULEY/SPECIAL TO THE CALLER-TIMES Some of the USSSA Corpus Christi Pride 6u t-ball girls fastpitch team do a little dancing just before ceremonies began at Moody High School’s softball field on Thursday.